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"Information wants to be free (freely copied)", even when it's information about you. Freely copied means stored in many places. GDPR is in essence reverse-DRM.
by yetihehe 4y ago
"Information wants to be free (freely copied)", even when it's information about you. Freely copied means stored in many places. GDPR is in essence reverse-DRM. Normal DRM prevents you from copying and storing some company's information. GDPR prevents companies from copying and storing information about you. And we all know how good DRM works.
- croes 4y agoGDPR gives people the same leverage against companies as companies have against people because of DRM.